VueJS - syntax is very simple, you can start using it by importing it in <script> tag, or you can set up a full dev environment with vite, you can use vue dev tools plugin in chrome. It also has a very simple state management system as well as an event bus, if you want to go that route.
and for backend - fastapi.
i never found those "all-on-one full stack" frameworks to be usable.
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They should put THAT on the website instead of "An approachable, performant and versatile framework for building web user interfaces."
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VueJS - syntax is very simple, you can start using it by importing it in <script> tag, or you can set up a full dev environment with vite, you can use vue dev tools plugin in chrome. It also has a very simple state management system as well as an event bus, if you want to go that route. and for backend - fastapi. i never found those "all-on-one full stack" frameworks to be usable.
This is the way. Vue will outlive them all. It gets the fuck out of your way.
This is the best, most concise description of how I feel about it. They should put THAT on the website instead of "An approachable, performant and versatile framework for building web user interfaces."